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Given you are trying to ascertain what is using memory in the Windows process, I would suggest that you take a process dump of the executable in question after the process has been running for some time, or when the memory usage is at a comparatively high point. Depending on the operating system thi...

Its a little more complicated than that. Can you explain a little further about what memory metric you are interested in, perhaps you could explain why you are trying to do this ?. You answer to this will help determine how you should go about it.

Matthew

ATCG works fine with JADE 7 which will be 64-Bit. No special release of ATCG is required. FYI ATCG is used in the automated testing of the JADE product so was used extensively in the testing of JADE 7 .

Matthew

To clarify JADE Supports response. HPSM , JadeLocal and TcpIp have all received attention in the JADE 7 release so you should see benefits from all transports. In terms of HPSM vs JadeLocal. HPSM will be the most suitable transport when you have a significant number of nodes which have high traffic ...

Whilst a transient leak is the most common cause for unbounded growth of the transient database file, you should also check the configuration in your ini file. This is as it is also possible that your ini file is configured to allow the transient file to grow continuously. This will occur if you set...

Firstly welcome to the forums. I presume you have "lost" some of your current source in your Development environment. Do you have a recent backup which would contain this source (Dev/Uat/Production environment) ?. If you do, have any changes been made to your development system since the backup was ...

Sorry for the lengthy reply, but there is a lot of considerations and I've only just scratched the surface. The common cache's section in the Performance Analysis Whitepaper provides a bit of an overview of the cache's in question here. (available at http://www.jade.co.nz/downloads/jade/papers/JADE_...

Unfortunately this is a bit of one of those how long is a piece of string sort of questions, but in an "average" 32 Bit environment it is likely to be in the 20 -30 user vicinity. Too few a users and your not gaining the efficiencies of sharing common objects in cache, too many and you will encounte...